davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
PopszEP1 E%R6LoYE,.
PowieSc . ezasow Jedrzeja II
kr6la Wegierskiego.
napisa} Ola Wiuru*a
JANAO Il ct Old OlIINHA
Ciag d;,lszy.

lymcZasem DaWlOnO SIZE o.
choczo, az n!esrodziewanie doj-
rza]a niezgoda miedzy ruskie-
mi kslqzety; rartya ma. WIG
ksza malkontentow, ktora Z
Po(skq try maia, posyla depu.
tacya do Wegi-r, ably krol Je.
drzej dat Rusi syna swego "a
rana.
4 ma wiekszq ostentacyq
pr1yjsto poslow, wyprawiano
ma divorce ia ich czesc bale,
hnlano do upadlego. Podczas
tych zaLaw poznal ksiqze Me
:anu zone Bankabana, slicznq
jak rzadko, olsniewajaca gosci
swojq postawa i gustpwnem
strojem. Kob eta bawi]a sic
hez mysli, ably sic bawic, u
g%rzeczuiona ola kazdegc, a tenn
w'ece], ze ME byIo w domu
jej me2a. Deputacya ruska Cd
jechaia, sutemi podarunkami
Cd krola obsyrana, do Hail
cza.
Pc tel zabawie czekano ME.
cierpliwic Ma wiadonosG 2 Pol
ski, a tn posia ME widaG =
INrolowa Gertruda byla bar
do niccierpli" W niehumo-
MorZe-oIwledza swolcgo bra
ia w jvgo komnacie, ably sic
rozerwaIa, widzi go cos "a
chnurzomego.
Col eli tax zerzadla nina.
czys sic zmeczyl ma zabowie?
-zapytaia.
-Jukis .iestem ME swoj, ME
wien co mi brakuje.
To przejdzie, ale ia sic O.
bawialn, posla Z Polski ME
wijac, ia wesele ME ma VIE
lie pieniedxy.
Me mozesz sobie poradziG
majqc wszystko w rqku.-We-
CRY majq pieniqdze, kiedy z
takim przcpychem wystapili ma
zabawie. Mczna to panom tax
uskubnSG, juk u mas w Mem
czech.
-Czemu ME?
-krol nieroztropny pc
przysiqgi przywiieje szlarhcie i
mnostwo dobr porozdawal.
Ma to, mcja sjostro, spos6b
taxi: Sprowudzin'y z NIemiec
zaufanych ludzi, p%owierzymy
i'm urzeda z~akazemy, ably no
ps}nili skurb, by IAN wesele
oaprawic.
- Napisz no, bracic, wy
szle goncow W sekrecie do
twego komisarza, on JUL przy-
Sic zdatnych lud1i.
Me dluyo trwa}o, co %jeszcze
by1o posad rz4dowych z"pefni-
TO sic Niemcani, a ci skubali
lud nlemilosiernie przez rome
DANNY, az krzyczat W niebo-
glossy: Gwaltu ME wytrzyma-
my wieceJ!
Wsrod tego zametu zjawia
sic prosty wegierski ch]op ma
koniu W Bia1cgrodzie; %stanqf
przel zamkicm i mowi struzy,
il MIA list do samej krolowe.j.
Straz odebrala paklet, urzedni-
~ dworscy przezieraiq W lynn
paliiecie, lslotnic list, pisany
pc !acinie do kroia sanleso
ze Pclska daje chetr.ie ks;,z
nlczke Salomejq ksiecIu koIo-
manrwi W zamescie = podall
dworuMi--przcczytalI. - hroI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

Parma odeszla, "a chwile
przychoGai sama Gertrude do
,jej mieszkania.
- Ale3, Imryczko, rzekfa
monarchini, to ty TAX despe-
rujesz "a me3em? Chccby zgi-
NAT, masz W monarsze OLGA, a
we mnie ~najczulsza matke
Zresztq talk rzeczy .ieszcze zle
ME stojq Gotaj zginql, posef
mowi}, 2e jego zb3jry tylko
powies:li, gdyby BarkaLan
byf zgina&, rozglosi@o by sic
wszedz!e, on przecie znakomi-
ia W kraju osobq. ia widzisz
mann dosy G zmartwienia a nic
soble z togo ME robie. DO te-
go Zas1abt mi brat ma jakas
nleZnanq chorobe, AMI sobie
lekarza ME chce pokazaG, inc
plecie, ze sobie zycie odbie-
RE.
= Me5czyzna 2yc;e sobie
odbieraG? powt6rzy1a Imra z
oburzeniem.
Tax to ma kaadego cos
W zyciu przychodzi, mowi mo-
nalchini, ME ma kqcika bez
krzyzyka.
-Zbierz no sic a chodz do
mnie. jest mas wiecej, rozer-
wi"sz sic.
lmra ME mia1a lyle odwa-
81, ably odmo"ic kroiowej.
Wsunela sig do drugiej ko-
m..aty i stape}a w pogotowiu
przyzwoiaie ubrana, mowiqc do
hony:- Pamieta)2c mi, Kingo,
o dzieciach.
Chce w~ychodzic, dzicci u
chwycily sic suAni matli i z
okropnym krzykiem blagajq:
-Malnus mic ~oruszcz" nas!...
-Psit!- rogrozila menar-
ohini, sklnela na Hinge, ona
sic dorozumiala, porwala die
eli i prowadz; do innej komna-
1y. kobiety wysz]y, zawar1y
drzwi "a SODA.
lmra GAIA sic trzes1a, gdy
weszfa do kolnnat krolowei,
ME byfo tam ami jednej oso-
by, aui s}uyi, wszystko jakby
wymiot} ME pckazywa1o sic
poglaska}a ia Gertrude pc
twarzy, siadaj no, teraz ci sic
przyznam, re Gle lubie i ko-
cham wiecej, ani2eli wfasna
siostre.
lmra pierwszy raz odwazy.
la sic pocalowac reke monar-
chini, zapominajqc etykiety
d%worsk!ej. Gertuda siadfa TAX
re obok "iej, wziefa ia "a re-
Ike, wpatrujec sic do .jej twa-
rzy,-puwledzlalabym ci Sc
kret, ale zqdam przyrzeczenia
abys mnie ME zdradzi1a.
ME Una to mego meza
NaUasniejsza paui 2 przychyl-
nosci i wiernosci Ola tronu?
ia takze jestem cia1em i SER
Gem przywiqzana s}uya.
Przytuli1a usta swoje Ger
truda do ust Imryczki i szep-
Wiclki p]omieh czerwony O.
b]al lmryczki leo - ej piers
wznios}a sic Go CORY jak wul-
kan jaEi i wybuchla west
chnieniem. Dlugie nast.fo mil.
czenie-kroloWa wstaIa wzie-
la ,je.j "bje recc, usmiechnaw-
sly sic n%jwiekszcm przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

-Jak to mic, zmienionys
ME do poznania, lekarza czcm.
PREDICT.
Me ma takiego lekarza
co by mnie wyleczyl.
-Doprawdy? TAX zwqtpiles
@ sobie?
-Odbiore sobie 4ycie ME
warto zyG!
Ola Boga, braciszku!-ca-
}uje go 'troskljwa pc twarzy....
Go ci jest, MOI kochany, pc-
wiedz mi. wszystko oliuruje
d:a ciebie.
-Przychodzi do ciebie l.
mryczka?
Ma kazde zawofanie, czy
je jakq pr1ykrost wyrzadziles
IA zahawie?
-Bynajmiej-ino zawsze o.
demnie strouila.
-Tak-rozesmiafa sic Ger
truda -lu5 wiem-bqdz spo-
kojnym, moi brac1szku, ktoby
W glove zachodzit o kobiete,
desperowa1 i chorowaf.
-BArdzo ladua-przeslicz
ma.
Ale on niebezpiecznym,
szalenie sic kochaja ob"je, wy
perswaduj sobIe, twoja ksiqze-
ca godnosc urierpialaby ma
tenn.
-AIbo zyc, albo ME ay6-
ma tc dwit. cwentualuossi je-
stem zdecydowany.
MIC plvG, pcwiem ci. ME
zachodz W glove. Postaralam
sc dla Syna o 1adnq ksiyz-
miczke i o posag nic>podzle-
wany, to i Ola ci' bic cos la
duiej sz@go pomysle, a]bo ME
,jestem ma ~egjersAim %tronie,
pred kt6rym nginaJq ko]ana
sqsicdnie narody! B4dz mi sro.
kojnym-uca1owala Znowu po-
wtornie brata / udesZla.
lmra dowiedzjawszy sic, 2e
poset ch&opski q mad Cjsy
przywioz} l!sty wraz wiado-
moscia okropnej wykonane.j
zemsty opryszkow ma Gotaju u,
zasmucila sic tenn bardziej, DO
~wiedziala, re mql pojechal do
niego wy}qcznie W znajomym
celu. Jej niespokoj wzra stat z
ka2dq chwilq albowiem mad
chodzi}y wies:i z kraju o BAN
dach rabu>iow, napadajacych
ma bogatq szlachte a nawet ma
urzedrikow wysok CHI, Mem
COW sprowad1ouych. M1a1a
dwoje 1adnych dzieci, chlop-
czyka i dzievczynke. Obydwo-
je piescita, ale tel wychowy-
~ala 20 bozsmu. uczqc sauna
pacierza, bogobojnosci i czesto
bywa]a niemi w kosciele,
ably sic zapraw:fy do religij-
nosci. Jeszcze nigdy ME byly
dzieci talk nieodstepne OIL mat.
Xxi jak obecnle, wyruszyG sic
je:i dolnu ME daily, gdyby
by!a chc'ala wyjsG gdzie sa-
ma, uchwyci]y jq "a sukniq
wolaJqc: Mamusiu ME opusz-
czaj mas!
Ola Boga, ~zadrzala, ma ca
lem ciele, co tie dziatki pre-
czuwajq, czy nieszczescie ia
kie, czy smierc cjra-i rozpla-
ka]a sic czula kubicta. w tenn
zmartwjeniu szuk"ia ulgi W
modlitwie, lecz lie razy zacze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
MISUNDERSTANDING
bREMEN
!

Wprost p}ynace szybkie niemieckie
ELDER EMS WERRA
SAALE TRANE
ELBE FULDA ALI.ER
DIVA razy wtygodniu
2 Bremen: w k;zia SoSote i S ode
z New Yorku: w kal 'a sobo,s i srvde'
Gas przeprawy ;omieazy Bremen
New Iorkiem:
Dziewiec Gxli.
1900, 900
pasazel6w zost"}o cd czasu za}oienis
stowarzyszenia bezpietzuie dob,ze M
parowcach p6}nocno.niemieckiego Lie
ydu pomiedzy Niemcami i Ameryka
przewiezionych.
Szybkie parowce p%6lnocnc-
niemieckiego Lloydu rosiadaja yso-
kie oklady y. wyborna wcntyla-
cye i odznaczaie sig najlepszem i
w%ygodami jake tez kr6tkoscis
przeprawy daia przyicmnei
spieszna sp sobnos6 podr6-
zy do Niemiec lub I tsmtad do Anne
ryki.
O raty pasazerSkie i. akomodacye W
miedzy-pokfadsic lub kajutacl, prosimy
sic udn6 do
Oeirirhs 4 Co., Gen. Agent,
3 Bowling Green,Nr York.
III. ClauSSenius & DO.
General Western Agents,
= South Cla,k Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jam AngleWicZ. Win"nn, MINI
1851.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
w L R u =
-Zawc]ajcie mi 60 tutaj.

Me WEN co przyWlO
elem, DO mi dano pakiet "a
pierz7t"wany, abym go "a
wlozl do krdla, ia tel przyje
cha]em i oddaiem tutaj.
-kto CT daf ten paAiet?!
-Przynlosl CHOP W nocy i
powied1iaf tak:-Masz jechac
do kirala z tym pakietem i
oddac, a otrzymasz nagrody
20 czerwonych.
-Zuasz tego chlopa?
-Zup"lnie nieznajomy.
- A gdybys byf ME cd
da}.
-Zagrozi& mi %smiercia, po-
wiedz!al, .iezeli bys ME oddaf
zabJemy twrN zone, twojt
INSTRUMENTATION sic, IL
to zbojcy, DO oui bandami
chodzq, pIqdrujq zamki, zabie.
rajq p%ieniqdze, iadne kobiety i
dzlewki. Byl bogaty pan mad
elsa. Gotaj, najechall so, por-
wall mu zone, Zrabowall ma
jqtck, a jvgo obwiesill ma drze-
wie.-Tak IL mas jest dzit pre-
strach wielkl, lekamy sic we
dine, lekamy W nocy.
kroI sic zmieszul-dymyslil
sic, 7e ksiqz W obcych rekach.
ale ME mogt odsadn4G przy-
czyny, jaklm sposobcm przy-
slaE listy.
Obdarowai chlopa nagrodq,
20 duAataml, i kauai mu je-
, chac do domu - zwo]af zas
dworZan Ma narade.
Zesz!i sic dignitarze do au-
dencyonalnej sail, wchodzi krol
-bIysh4l okiem pc wszyst-
kich twarzAch-a gdzie Ban
kaban?-zapytal predko, czys-
Gle mu ME dali znac.
-Jego rle ma, ME wiemy,
gdzle pojecha1, dokqd.
AHA! kiwnqf reka wen.
-Natychm.ast sporz4dzic mi
llsty do wszystkich zupanow
komitatowych, ably wytepiali
}otrostwo, j@ze]lby sic ktory
szlacbclc znulazl miedzy mimi,
maja go 2sraz uwlezlc i skon-
tisHowac dobra. Study wyslu-
chali w milczeniu rozkazu mo-
narchy, uk]onili sic do ziemi
i odeszli.
KroI wchodzi do krolowej:
-Wiesz krolowo, ze wierny
Gotaj ME lyle!
Go krol Jegomosc mowi
przeciez leszcze ME przyje-
chat Bankaban cd niego.
-kto vie, cry i togo wier-
nego sluge zobaczymy, i oro-
wiada wszystko, co slyszaf cd
cElopa.
Bee milosierdzia tep;c TO-
troslwo, bez milosierdzia zno-
sic przywi]eje sz]achty i odbie-
rae i'm dobra! Me nanny to
poczciwych Niemcow, ktorzy
nam wiecznie bedq s1uayli w
karbach nar6d butny trzymali?
-Zawsze ma mole wychod1i,
mo.a rada najpewnie jsza =
szkoda takzc ksiedza, zo sic
dostal W nicgodziwe rece bum
t%owIikow, "a n,:@o KAYE wy
tepic ty>iqce. = Ale ia mann
przeczucie, re Bankaban ME
lSuqf, mo sic zaczaif i szpie-
2u.je-przcmqdry czlowiek, ami
slOWa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17

From he BaudefA Bug'e.
Now taat the battle Is over many
are laying the plous JUNCTION TO their
souls. and crying let Us have peace.
peace. Not so with the Bugle. We
began this fight with the "no quar-.
ter principle, aud n Yet we see no
good reason 10 deviatc from this
principle. The pros made strong
point that it was moral, "A non polls
tical tight, aud appealed to the republi-
cans TO help them and many OF them
did so, sneeringly saying 1--WE help
YOU 80 Il, to freak NJ the democratic
party In VA, sam breath too, the
pros assailed the ants with opprO.
priou- names, said they were engaged
IN the work OF the devil, and as being
debauched with money from the
whiskey ring. These things were not
said tor naught, yet the people. low
ing free government, gave the victory
TO the mcu thus aspcrscd.
No, the pros rs a party are de-
ceittul and rabid and must be utterly
downed. Asaparty they are badly
scotched, but that Is all; aud true
democrats must arouse themselves TO
attend precinct and county conven-
tons and oppose prohibition, and
from thence send delegates to the
state convention who will put their
foot sternly down on prohibition aud
every sort of patcrnallsm. IT isnow ~
stern light for liberty OF conscience
aud individual freedom of action rs
laid down IN the constitutions IN
this great c4mbat now raging in our
midst TIE man of IeYas must take
front rank. Therefore arises the
necessity for every true democrat TO
be Ready, aye Ready" to meet the
lnsiduou- AMI destructive foe to free
dom aud civil liberty. In this fight
the Bugle is prepared to take its full
share, aud we send out this note of
warning 70 the democracy of the
Hauner county, and IN the stru gle
tod defend the right.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17

From the N,w York S,at.
The defeat OF prohibition in Texas
Is severe check to the ultra temper
ance propaganda in the south. We
now look TO see in the various states
where prohibition has been thought
probably u well considered body OF
excise legislating adopted to the pecu-
lar conditions that have grown out OF
the presence of u large negro popula-
tIoh. While recognizing the peculiar
local circumstances that aided the
prohibition movement in the South
ern States the wise have contempla-
ted with some uIeasiness the rapid
spread OF al agitation that struck at
fundamental principles of democratic
liberty. Good democrats will greatly
rejoice that apprehension on this ac-
count is now very much diminished
ana likely tn be soon entirely dissipa,
ted. We congratulate the people of
Texas on the good sense they have
shown in dealing with this important
and engros'ing issue. They have re-
fused to surrender principle on the
temptation OF stroug showing Of
experiment OF prohibition would. il
adopted, have surely proved failure,
and only served to increase the dili.
Guilty attending the adjustment Of laws
TO the pecu lar social and ethical
conditions OF the south,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17

FoRT WoRTu, August l6.-B'
Hughes aud j. ;. Hughes arrived
custody tonight from the CanadIsl
where they had been arrested B
Sheriff Morris, of Hood county, o.
suspicion of being implicated in 10
Fort Worth and Denver City and 10
Texas aud Pacific train robberle'' !
man named Jim Warren, arrested !
Palo Pinto county on the same charg;;
was taken 10 Dallas, and he gave DOM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17

SUSPECTED AND ARRESTED

SIS PtCTED AND ARRESTED
MErI, August l6.--lt Is reported
here that VI Jeauot french professor
connected with the lyceuem NJ Names
was arrested yesterday morning On
the glaci- OF Fort Alyensleben Oh
suSpi-ion OF ling ~ spy and lodged
in prison 10 await enquiry. VI. j s.
not, the report says, protested agall''
his arrest stating that he had Simply
wandered to the tort from the village
OF Savoy where he was spending AI'
holiday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17
FOREiG> AFFAIRS.
h' MY
THE SULTAN STtErN,

II 81 LIAM ~ LIKING.
TIRNoVA, August 10. M. vs,o
With telegrapned 10 the goyernms'
from Con-tautjnoplc that the >l,,
recognizes Prince Fcrdinaud's es
ton, but rs Prince, he did no, n,
obtain the SuItau's consent; a
sultan will maintain his uresea. A..
tude for a certain period.
C0NrANTtNorIEIN FLAMES,
Cos \NrINorLE, August w.,
destructive fire watch broke ont 4
this city yc.ttrd - has been ext,
guished About l.O0O houses Al,
two churches were DESTROYED 90,
two women aud child burned n
death Thousands of persom are
homeless. The Sultan has dou,,ed
$4,000 tor the sufferers aui app,lu,sd
relief committee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17
Not Aiion one ,,,.

From the Henrietta lndepenlsn,
Don,tmake ugly remarks. Mas.
the "niggars anu dirty fo o9atA,
ana 1t. BE reasonable. S,ro,.gaea
think q minute. All the oono'GGp II,
were not on one side. All tho PPeopI
Gratis were not on .one side '"e Ssna
Christians didn't vote aliLa al u
dld North Texas 90? TSo Hon
Third Ward" ,includina" NV note
Half Acre IN Fort Worm Hs.'
majority for prohibition BIN, "a, sa's
Der, sensible, houest and in, .Iy 81
voters OF Ci y county gave s';
ty again,tpronib.tion. How i. IT, it, ,'
and think. "W sh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17

this paper received s-om
oue aIs er,9hw s AssociatioSa Ast's.
ce.a checks for 5000 y, IN Gaeasi
after the election SC, Sc w. 70 be aj
antIy endorsed the joke in We pa.
way and so 1t went Tt u q oS'
any one in Henrie,,a w ides n,
enough to believe it M was S'
repeat 1t for the truth n lave eoOugss
to us, until SO Informal Ever oCcln.
within the past few dsv. " frle,G
VINO says this or anything Of me .. Til,
IS a thug, the thing who b al The HI,
any similar report Is a IIsr C','ve' it !,
OF either Kind can get soma 'a q, cst
browse ON by calling on ta o Ming }
this paper. VIZ editor /,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-17
trtcsinn Clls.

IL some competent mcsus Of irriga'
ton /, not provided soon in Texas
some mesns by which our fields are
relieved 10 measure from their de-
pendence upon the trescherous clouds
we msy be compeieo afierwhiie to
conclude that the origina. uses to
which Texas was put were the right
ones-thst is, COW culture, horse cult
ure, sheep culture, with roasting ears
in season, corn for bresd every four
years. aud the ike. In other words,
We must make Of 1t purely
and only stocA country.
This is a hard thing to ,sy, but when
we only hsve soaking rains once in
four II lucky, or If not specially
favored. once in about seven years,
what else can va ss, Luckily how
ever,there Is q means " which this diff.
iiculty may be measured y.overcome,
aud that i by digging artesian wells.
Now, to do this on anything like a
scale commeD> ura'e with the demand
and with the circumstances surround
ing the case We will have to discov-
er some means by which 1t can be
done cheaper than now, or failing
that, means must be provided by
which people unable to dig themselves
may be assisted. our plan would be
this Let there be syndi, ate formed
Of say ten millions of dollars. Let the
state also loan its credit in the work.
Let the wells be dug, irrigating
bitches made upon SCIENTIFIC princl-
pies, AMI let a certain share of the
resulting crops he set apart for the
liquidation OF interest and principal
until the improvement, is paid for.
In this way We could have
every field in Texas irrigated. Think
what the result would be. Think
how enormously values would be in.
creased, how production would be in
creased The state herself could do
the work on the simple increase OF
taxable values which would accrue,
were the fields OF Texas rendered in
dependent of the natural rainfall in
the way that we suggest
There cannot be the slightest
doubt about the suli..cncy Of the
subterreaucan water stores. There is
ample and to spare, and besides the
plentiiu.uess of water supplied by
this artificial means would, rs
it always does. increase
the rainfall, and every succeeding year
would diminish the necessity for the
wells 1t d, big matter and none
but the Napoleons OF action and of
thought need grapple with the idea.
Some one will, however, and there Is
fame ,undying and immortal, as well
rs fortune, for him who evolves the
means by which a practical turn may
be given this crude thought of the
EYANIINEK's
The serious question would be as to
means, and the state could cssily |
pledge her credit anG find the neces-
sary money aud men to put the |
on foot. We're thi, plan
once adopted there would be ten
millions OF people i'm Texas within the 7.
next ten years, aud Tsxas would get |
back dollars in place of the dimes she /
would loan her credit for.
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ENNIS, Texas, August ia MOS
dealer in general merchandise, l''
been attached, Sanger Bros. oil ps'N
are attaching creditors for s ,,,,,,
Other writs served, indicate lisplI'N.,
ofS7O00 in aggregate. The assets ~
placed at $1,000
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England.
roo HOT FoR RrslxEss.

IVV TIVI 7 OK 30 SINEs,,
LONDON August l6,-Owing TO thI
exodus of conservative members q
parliament the government will prob
ably tind it necessary to abandon
both the allotment aud the election
bills. Parncll has gone to Avoplle
his estate in Ireland.
a POET DEAD,
Mcir Goldsmith, tho Danish poet
nvorlist aud Journalist is deaf He
was is years old.
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COLORADO CRY, Texas August 'o'-
Ncumeycr Schaulas Il Co ana 10
powski a Bro. have lost by rece' ,,I:
worthless checks IN payment OF sOV'
from two alleged cowboys
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BILL llERouoN aud Tom Bonner
have plenty OF time now to ruminate
upon the past, and what might have
been had not their enthusiasm run
away with their judgement so COM
plctely. Enthusiasm is not good
quality for Al ambitious politician.
and then when it Is mixed rs 1t was
III the case OF these two illustrious
patriots, with plenty OF piety and
purity, it is distressingly unhandy.
In the shadow of our 100000 majority
these great men who would force so.
briefly on the people by legislative
enactment and constitutional provis-
ion Will have much time to see and
bewail the error of their ways. If
this disciplinary intros peolion results
IN personal sorrow and works meet
for repentance, why well and good
II not, then the bleak future holds out
no single ray of hope to them. 1t all
depends upon he uses to which they
will put their present political leis.
ure. Ii wisely disposed, and they
brush the'sand of smith county from
their shoes, the one may, in time go
to the lower house of orr state cgis
Iaturc, and the other, probably get on
the as} lum board. That's the very
hnst
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From the Wills Index.
One hundred thousand main.
mashes fellow so lat that ,hers T.,
any thing to say left in him.
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Moderately Node,

From The VIII. Index
The WACO ENAMrNER bs,
moderately modest and self con,j.
for paper that has Is much n aug
over AS it has in that 100000 M ,i ~
for the ants. F"1l
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RIGHT win Enipnr.

From tho Bandera liugle.
George Clark is right, with q ,.I
emphasis,"-"Le the preachos
back to the pulpit aud the womSo
their habits
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troubled spirits are at rest at pro
quarters. and those at anti headqusr-
ters are OIL u their fields of conquest.
The White River Utes are again
becoming troublesome. This means
trouble sure enough. They are the
most wsrlike Indians now on the con-
tinen;.
THE work on the new city hall
cannot be commenced too soon.
Neither can they get the water
question settled a moment too soon,
either.
y FILE of the late Daily Advance
would be rich reading in the light of
that great 100000 anti majority. How
CHASTITY Its vsporing pro figures would
seem.
THE merchants Of Waco are up 10
the requirements of the fall trade
fully. Their purchases for the fall
BUSINESS have been very large.
ALL we need to set the real estste
boom on foot again, is to stir up the
railroad matter little. Railroads
make the ground 20 up.
THE Alliance Will stand in its own
light by going round Waco, and they
will be serving their own best in.
terests by locating here
THE Examiner is satisfied with the
majority 1t will be 80 near one hun.
bred thousand thet we shall always
quote it that way.
The drouth is more severe within
fifteen mile circle around Waco,
than anywhere else in Texas. This is
the verdict.
The naughty Garfield ought to be
brought to the bar of the state
press.
WACO viii handle $4,000 bales.
WHERE is our railroad BOOM
The Statesman is sulphurous.
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From 81 Henrietta independent.
! he joke was started some tilno
since that for taking its position
AGAINST prohibition, the editor Of
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the only hair cr.mper in the "O ,r.
that produces u natural WAY. ..s
without Injury to the hsIr fo' -"
at sanger Bros.
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over In IsaiIdrra.

From tile Bnndcra Bugle.
Next to Waco Bsnders county ?
the hottest OF the hot.
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comes 20 W. under the guise Of NOR
slitv and religion.